I've seen issues where a download fails (connection is cut off after
it started) where onLoadInit is called instead of onLoadError. To
detect this I simply check the bytesLoaded versus bytesTotal on the
movie clip I was loading it into.
It's possible you're hitting the same situation (file doesn't exist,
but whatever is serving it is reporting that in a weird way) so it
might be worth doing that check in onLoadInit.
-Andy
On 1/31/07, Danny Kodicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got some information that might either be contained in a swf file or an
xml file. What I'm doing (stripped down) is this:
function loadText():Void {
var tSwf:String = pPath + "texts.swf";
var tContainer:MovieClip = this.createEmptyMovieClip("txt",
this.getNextHighestDepth());
var tLoader:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
tLoader.addListener(this);
tLoader.loadClip(tSwf, tContainer);
}
function onLoadError(tContainer:MovieClip):Void {
tContainer.removeMovieClip();
importText(pPath + "texts.xml");
}
function onLoadInit(tContainer:MovieClip):Void {
<stuff here>
}
So it tries to load in the .swf, and if this isn't found, it looks for the
XML. Running locally, this is working fine. But running online, it's
failing: despite the fact that the swf file doesn't exist, it's running
onLoadInit instead of onLoadError.
Anyone have any thoughts?
Danny
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